How to Adjust for Consistently Early Right Reverse Parking?

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Here are the relevant details: 1. Key Considerations: Early right reverse parking typically involves quickly turning the steering wheel fully to the right when the lower edge of the rearview mirror reaches the parking line, which is the so-called reference point for full right turn during right reverse parking. However, due to factors such as vehicle speed, distance from the side line when stopping, and the speed of steering, it's impossible to perfectly reverse into the parking space every time by turning the wheel fully at the reference point. Therefore, during reversing, it's also necessary to observe the position of the car body and the parking space corner through the rearview mirror and adjust the steering direction accordingly. 2. Technique: Observe the distance between the right parking space corner and the car body. If the distance between the car body and the corner is slightly less than 30cm, you can turn the steering wheel back half a turn to reduce the reversing arc, thereby increasing the distance between the car body and the right parking space corner. Watch through the rearview mirror as the car body is about to touch the corner. At this point, quickly straighten the steering wheel to allow the car to approach the parking space in a straight reverse motion, thus increasing the distance between the car body and the right parking space corner. Once the distance between the car body and the corner has increased, you can then turn the steering wheel fully to the right to align the car body with the parking space.